Romania's top oil and gas
group, OMV Petrom [BSE:SNP], said on Wednesday it has spent 2.1 million euro
($2.6 million) on replacing the lighting systems in 345 filling stations with
new, energy-efficient ones.
The new, LED-based systems will result in a 50% reduction ofelectricity
consumption for lighting in the filling stations, the company said in a
statement.
The supplier, local company Electromagnetica, wasselectedfollowing
an international tender carried outearlier this year.
The fundingfor this project ispartlyensured through an Energy
Efficiency Financing Facility,a grantsupported credit line for
Romania offered by the European Bank for Reconstruction and
Development(EBRD) and the European Union.Following afinal
evaluation of the project by EBRD, a grant consisting of15% of the total
value of the investment will be released, OMV Petrom added.
The company is considering extending the project for itsentire network,
which comprises about 800 fillingstations.
Source:SeeNews